A federal judge certified a class action alleging D.C.'s OSSE failed to provide safe, reliable bus service to thousands of students with disabilities, pushing for systemwide fixes.

The Edells say Hastings Middle School notified them of an incident the afternoon their 14-year-old died, they’ve hired counsel and want clearer rules for parent notification.

A News 6 video shows an image of Adolf Hitler briefly on Osceola High's morning announcements. School leaders say the person responsible was identified and will be disciplined.

A Florida Memorial University freshman says mold, bacteria‑laced washers and broken furniture made her dorm unbearable; Miami‑Dade inspectors found the complaint valid and cleaning began.

A St. Cloud family says their 14-year-old dog Blue was taken by Osceola animal control and euthanized less than an hour later; county officials say the dog was in advanced medical distress.

Courtesans at Sheri's Ranch filed petitions with the NLRB to form United Brothel Workers with CWA backing, citing a December contract that would grant the ranch broad rights over performers' content.

Homestead residents experienced a water pressure drop due to a mistakenly closed valve amid a roadway project, which was quickly fixed by the city and MDWASD.

Coral Springs launches its podcast "Under the Sun," featuring interviews with local officials, focusing on community matters and special public safety series.

Kaiser Permanente Hawaiʻi will run an eight‑week clinical summer program, paid internships and an April career day on Maui to give students real-world health care experience.

Trustees approved 33 position cuts and will discontinue Napa Valley College’s adaptive physical education program starting in 2026–27, a change administrators say is driven by projected budget shortfalls. The decision drew a packed meeting and hours of public comment.

The state extended a FEMA-funded disaster case management program and will transition day-to-day oversight to Maui County by August 2026. Survivors already enrolled will continue to receive services.

Maui County will host a candlelight vigil in Wailuku on Tuesday evening to underscore aloha and unity, with Mayor Richard Bissen and Roots Reborn's Veronica Mendoza speaking.

El Sereno shopkeepers say reported ICE sightings have emptied streets and chased away workers and customers, squeezing small businesses ahead of Valentine’s Day.